Hi all.
I hope some kind soul somewhere can offer some help with this one.
I currently have a requirement to build a Java system on an AS/400
(ISeries). Previously, we have successfully used automated build processes
on Linux/Unix and NT that use a cvs client to extract (via cvs log) changes
sinc
Mark, why didn't you file a bug for javacvs module to the NetBeans bugtracking
system? This problem with the log command will have to be solved anyway in the
next release of NetBeans, because NetBeans will start using the command-line
invokable client class from javacvs.
So if you have any require
P.S. You might consider using VisualAgeC++ on NT and cross compiling to
the AS/400. Last two projects I worked with did that with great success.
PC's are cheaper per Mhz than AS/400s so it might be cheaper to buy a
fast PC to compile with and save your AS/400 for testing.
--- Mark Cooper <[EMAIL
ays.
Mark Cooper
Martin Entlicher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@Sun.COM on 05/12/2002 16:09:30
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Mark, why didn't you file a bug for javacvs module to the NetBea
I've been maintaining a CVS/MVS port. A couple of days ago, A person
contacted me through our mailing list to see if it would work on iSeries
(AS/400).
You might want to contact Terrence Enger [EMAIL PROTECTED] and/or
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Thanks, I've sent a query to Terence and we'll see if he can help.
Mark Cooper
Wayne Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@gnu.org on 05/12/2002 16:24:38
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